Send a photo to a friend.

If you find a photo you think a friend might enjoy, send it off to him or her. Whether the photo os of family, house renovations or pretty flowers from your yard your photos will say "I was thinking of you when I saw this".

Organize a Spring Cleaning Project

Pick up litter in a local park. 

Make it a nicer place for everyone to go and you will find that more people will use the park.

Let someone in.

When traffic is awful and you are in a hurry, slow down and let one person pull in front of you. It may slow your trip by 30 seconds, but you’ll feel better for helping to brighten someone else’s day.

Listen to a story (even if you have heard it before).

Sometimes you need to grit your teeth and listen to a story you’ve heard before (even MANY times). Act as though it is the first time you have heard it. It is a kindness the storyteller will never know about, but usually one you won’t regret.

Listen

Sometimes people aren’t looking for advise or sympathy. They just need an ear to hear what they have to say.

Pass It On

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.http://www.paintedrainbows.com/just1littlething_cards.pdf.. Clicking on thelink will bring up a pdf file containing 10 cards that you can print and pass out.

Give a friend a hug

Sometimes that's all it takes to turn a day around.

Tell a child what they did RIGHT.

Sometimes we forget to praise kids when they are well behaved. One positive comment can do more to sway a child's behavior than five reprimands.

Give a tip to a street performer.

Next time you see someone performing on the sidewalk give them a tip if you enjoy their work. It doesn't have to be a lot - just let them know you appreciate their talent.

Send a thank-you note to your Parents

Think of all of the great things your parents have done for you in your life. Send them a thank-you note for the top five.

Play a friendly game of checkers.

Whether it is with a child or an older person it will bring out the kid in you and the person you play with.

Visit your Grandparents

Spend time with your Grandparents - even if it is just for a hour or so to say hi and have a short chat. Time with grandparents is precious. I've never heard anyone say they wish they had spent less time with their grandparents.

Take your sweetheart for a walk in the park.

Quiet time alone - even if you are surrounded by other people is an important part of a healthy relationship. A walk is an excellent time to get to know each other better through uninterupted conversation.

Visit your best friend's mom.

Spending time with your best friend's mom gives you a chance to know both of them better. We all know that our friends' moms are cooler tan our own mom, anyway - right?

Spend the afternoon with your parents.

Whether you are doing an activity or jsut sitting anround talking, the best gift you can give your parents is time with you and your family.

Volunteer at the local USO.

Service members away from home appreciate the services of the USO. Help make a service member feel less isolated.

Call your Brother

Brothers need to know you love them too. Give yours a call to let him know you are thinking obout him.

Make a coffe date with a friend.

Make a date to meet for coffee with a friend you haven't spent much time with. It will be a chance to catch up on the latest news and to let your friend know you haven't forgotten him or her.

Give your spouse (or other friend) a foot massage

There is nothing better at the end of the day than a nice, soothing foot massage. It is a great way to relieve tension.

Take a kid to the zoo.

You'll need to toss a coin to decide who enjoys it most.